St Marks Closes Tight Win Over Concord Middlesex
In a local boys basketball tilt at Concord Middlesex School St Mark's edged the hosts 36 to 34 after leading 25 0 at the end of the third. Anderson and Bobby Green each scored eight for the locals while Wild paced St Mark's with top scoring honors.
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Locals Edge Exeter In Close Squash Duel
Concord Middlesex squash falls 3 2 to Exeter at the Tate Court in New Hampshire on Saturday afternoon in a tight match with several close games.
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Aches and Pais Back with White Sox Veteran Appling
Perennial shortstop now 41 signs his 21st season with the Chicago White Sox. Appling, career-long in Chicago, has batted under .300 only three times. Acton’s Jock Onslow witnessed the signing last week. Appling is nicknamed Old Aches and Pains.
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Winchester Edges Concord 22-21 In League Thriller
Hubert Hutton led locals with nine points as Sportograph’s Winchester edged Concord 22-21 in a tight league game. Tony DeTeso fueled the winners with forward play and contributed to the close score.
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Co. H. S. Triumphs in Basketball Victory
Co. H. S. defeated Middlesex school 32 to 18 with Antognoni scoring 12, My Dee 8, Gill 6. Concord beat Bel mont 44 to 33 led by Larrabee 15, Wetherbee 12, Giusti 4. Winchester beat Concord High 34 to 25 as Ralph F. Ward’s track team, led by Capt. Dick Wetherbee, prepared for Malden meet.
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Local Boys Clock Contenders in Weekend Matchups
Melrose overwhelms Concord 45 to 25 with Ralph Loveys scoring 20. Bill McNally adds 10 against Stoneham as Alka Beaudoin nets 12 for local seconds. Lexington Loopers top Concord 40 to 23 with 11 by Dave Carey. Cambridge School thumps Middlesex 43 to 13 as John Stodghill scores six. Reading routs Concord 50 to 30 with Dukie Stefanelli at 13. Middlesex defeats Noble and Greenough in hockey.
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Bruins Visit Carlisle Boy Scout Troop February 7
Con cord Troop 36 Carlisle Boy Scouts in the Lincoln Carlisle district host a hockey night Tuesday February 7 at Carlisle. Bruins players will attend, arranged by Karl Spooner troop committee chairman. The Carlisle troop, three years old, plans to form a Cub pack in town.
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Pin League Records and Averages Highlight Top Bowlers
Before last night's matches in the Ladies Ten Pin Bowling Club the Strikes led the standings, with Atomettes in second. Margaret Burke tops averages with 89.6 and has the highest singles totals along with Helen Hanson and Edie McGrath among the season's leaders.
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Concord Belmont edge Winchester in league showdown
Concord Belmont shocked league leading Winchester 36 28 last Friday. Belmont remains the top scorer in the circuit with 297 points in seven games led by Mel Jones 100 and Dick Watson 97. Lexington stretched overtime woes with two close wins while Wakefield may protest a 49 47 comeback over Lexington.
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Matches Scheduled For Next Two Weeks In Concord Bowling
Secretary Joe McCarthy lists pairings for two weeks in the Mill Dam League. On Monday January 30 Lincoln vs Tudy's All Stars vs Anderson's K of C Jrs vs Andy Boy K of C Srs vs Ramblers and Macone's vs Thrift. On Monday February 6 Andersons vs Thrift K of C Srs Boy Tudy's vsMars Lincoln vws Andy cone's K of C and Ramblers vs Stars.
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Red Sox Sign Third Baseman to New Contract
The Boston Red Sox have extended the contract of their third baseman for the upcoming season. Pesky, who enjoyed one of his best seasons last year, dispels rumors of a holdout and will play this year. He resides in Lynn during the off season.
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LaHiff Lands Umpire Contract With Ball League
Concord veteran William LaHiff has signed an umpire contract with the Evangeline Baseball League in Louisiana. He previously umpired in the Appalachian League and is a nephew of former NL arbiter Tom Dunn. LaHiff plans to report in May.
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Musketaquid Sports Club Annual Meeting Tonight at Colonial Inn
The Musketaquid Sports men's club holds its annual meeting at 7 PM at the Colonial Inn in Concord with President Edward Bursaw presiding. Officers will be elected and supervision discussed, correcting a prior misreport that it would be at Howard Johnson's.
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Lin Scott Leads Concord F in 56 43 Victory
Concord F of Wal tham defends title in National Guard League by beating Company H of Concord 56 to 43 at the Waltham Armory. Lieut. Donald Linscott scored 19 points while Bill Boozans added 21 for the winners last Wednesday night.
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Jettes Top Rockettes as Atomettes Share Win in Bowling
In Lexington on Wednesday night the Atomettes defeated the league leaders Stickettes while the Jettes upset the Rockettes 3 1. Edie McGrath led the Atomettes with 281 series and Margie Burke topped the Rockets with 289.
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Concord C Squad Rout Bedford Five in 50 Point Win
Concord C squad defeated Bedford Junior High 50 to 12 at Hunt Memorial Gym. Kenny Olsen led with 15 points, Mackey Caldwell added 13, while Bedford's Captain Joe Swerinéy scored 5. Bedford managed only two points in the second half.
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Wakefield Edges Cloricard In Home Court Fight
Conch d Wakefield high school last in a 48 to 44 decision over the Cloricard high team in a battle for cellar honors on Friday night at Wakefield home court.
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King High Leads Fifth Seven Star Win Over Defeated Team
A rough game with many fouls ends 31-27 as Coficord high defeats the Jayvees in the second clash. Jack King and Charlie Sawyer lead scorers with baskets while Leo Bayeur contributes eight points for the winners.
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Hudson Girls Lose Opener in First Varsity Game
Hale high school girls defeated Hudson 35 to 19 in Hudson State Armory Friday afternoon. It marked Hudson’s first varsity girls’ team and inter-school play this season, with both teams fielding new lineups.
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St Sebastian's Defeats Mr Sextet In Hockey Match
St Sebastian's blanks Mr Sextet 9 to 0 at the local private rink last Saturday. Middlesex School and Concord Strewn notes mention Maguire Lanerd Mahoney and Horween among players as the game dominated by St Sebastian's.
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West Concord Hockey Club Beats St Anselm’s 6 2
West Concord hockey team defeated St Anselm’s 6 to 2 in a Tuesday game. Andy Peterson and Dee Krell starred with strong play as the Villagers seek a second win in the season. The Forge venue hosted the matchup and the club pursues continued improvement.
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